The Falcon 2000 business jet offers executive travelers the spaciousness of a heavy jet with the nimbleness and fuel usage of a much smaller aircraft. When Dassault set out to build this unique jet, its goal was to create something that was economical to operate, but would also adhere to the company’s longstanding commitment to quality. We say: mission accomplished. The cabin of the Falcon 2000 is shorter than some heavy jets, but with more than six feet of headroom and more than seven feet of width, there’s still plenty of room to:
- Conduct business meetings
- Give presentations
- Relax and unwind
- Move about the cabin
The Falcon 2000 can handle transcontinental itineraries with ease. It can fly between any two cities on the continental US without stopping. This includes:
- New York to Los Angeles
- Chicago to Miami
- Houston to Seattle
With a typical range of 3,250 nautical miles (carrying six passengers), people traveling aboard the Falcon 2000 will require sustenance along the way. Thanks to a full-service galley, that’s not an issue. Business executives also appreciate the Falcon’s private dressing room, a tasteful touch that allows you to arrive at your destination in total comfort. As befitting its name, the Falcon boasts one of the faster cruise speeds in its class. It typically cruises around 550 mph, but its maximum cruise speed is in excess of 600 mph. For long-range flights, the speed dips to 479 mph for added fuel efficiency. Designed by Pratt and Whitney, the engines on this business jet operate with more fuel efficiency than any other business jet in its class. In fact, the fuel economy of the Falcon 2000 rivals that of some midsize jets. It is also the only one in its class that can land with a nearly-full fuel tank, offering the flexibility to pick up additional passengers with multiple hops. Business executives love the options they have when they charter this private jet for their travel needs. Since the Falcon 2000 series entered the market in 1995, Dassault has built more than 300 of them (including subsequent versions like the DX, EX, S and LX). It’s a testament to this aircraft’s durability and popularity among private aviation enthusiasts. When clients request the Falcon 2000, they typically have several things in mind:
- Large cabin
- Transcontinental range
- Fast cruise speeds
- Overall value
With a cabin volume of 1,024 cubic feet, the Falcon 2000 has the space to seat between eight and 12 passengers. The standard arrangement is a double-club configuration. As an added bonus, two of the seats are fully berthable and can be combined to provide an exceptional inflight sleeping option. There’s 134 cubic feet of storage space aboard the Falcon 2000 (up to 1,600 pounds), which is ample for bringing the basic travel necessities. The interior of the Dassault Falcon 2000 is exquisitely French. The design team offered an astounding number of trim options to customers, so you’re almost guaranteed to discover that no two interiors of these business jets will be alike!
